Now every season has its own charm but then comes the one where everything around you starts to feel a little unreal. In North Bay, warm summer winds turn into cool breezes and the leaves shift into a tapestry of reds, oranges, and golds. Suddenly you’re craving a Cinnamon Latte and something warm to eat. Store windows fill with leafy decor and hints of Halloween magic, the days grow shorter than summer’s endless ones, and your cute, knitted sweaters finally come out of storage.

And somewhere in there, your mind starts wandering — to the Earth’s golden display all around you, a weekend road trip, and all the ways you can get outside before winter arrives.

If all that leads you to one perfect destination, just far enough north for fall to feel a little different, it’s this: the Gateway to the North, North Bay. A place that embraces fall and everything that comes with it.

Because fall in North Bay isn’t just the season. It’s something to taste, celebrate, listen to, and experience. It’s a like a festival all season long.

Looking for more ways to get outside and experience the fall foliage? From colourful hikes and scenic paddles to cycling routes, ATV adventures and breathtaking views from above, there are plenty of ways to experience autumn outdoors in North Bay. Check out Seven Ways to FALL in Love with North Bay for more outdoor adventures and colourful ways to make the most of the season.

Fall Events You Won’t Want to Miss

SEPTEMBER

Taste the Bay: Fall Harvest Experience

This autumn, the Fall Harvest Experience is back for its second edition — and it’s showing up with an even more diverse lineup of participating restaurants. Running from Monday, September 14th to October 31st, 2026, Taste the Bay invites you to savor the season’s harvest with a three-course prix-fixe menu at restaurants across the city.

It’s the easiest way to taste fall in North Bay, one plate at a time — a celebration of North Bay’s chefs, farmers, artisans, and vibrant food scene.

Fall Colours Tour

If you’re already Googling “best fall colours near me,” let us in on a little secret: North Bay’s Fall Colours Tour is a spectacular way to experience the season. On select dates from September 18 to October 3, 2026, head to Laurentian Ski Hill for panoramic views of North Bay’s colourful fall landscape. After a short walk down the hill, enjoy a scenic chairlift ride above the vibrant canopy — and for the first time ever, climb the Conservation Tower for even more breathtaking views as part of your tour ticket.

Bay Beats Music Festival

Thought we’d miss out on music? Absolutely not.

Bay Beats 2026 is bringing the rhythm back to North Bay on September 19 with a festival that celebrates live music, artists, culture, and the creative energy of the region.

Whether you’re a die-hard indie-rock fan, a lover of contemporary soul, or just looking to experience the best of our regional cultural scene, there’s plenty to look forward to.

All the things you love about a summer festival, just with a little more sweater weather.

North Bay Farmers’ Market — Fall Fair

It doesn’t stop just because summer’s over. On September 19th, the North Bay Farmers’ Market will host its 6th Annual Fall Fair in Downtown North Bay, bringing thousands of people together to celebrate local food, farming, artisans, makers, and tradespeople — with live music, family activities, and interactive displays from local community organizations.

And the best part? It’s free to attend, so everyone can come out and enjoy it.

Pride Cruise aboard Chief Commanda II

As part of the Gateway Pride Festival, the Chief Commanda II will set sail for a Pride Cruise on September 19. Join in for an evening of dining, entertainment, and community on the water, with a meal included with your ticket and a licensed bar available on board.

The event is 19+ (IDs will be checked), and guests are asked to arrive before 6 p.m. for departure. It’s a fun way to celebrate Pride with a little North Bay waterfront magic.

Leisure Farms — Pumpkin Patch & Fright Night

About 30 minutes west of North Bay, Leisure Farms turns into fall headquarters for the season, starting on Saturday September 26th and running through till Sunday 25th of October.

Bounce on the giant pillow, wander through the corn maze, brave the haunted barn, fire off the pumpkin cannon, and, of course, find the perfect pumpkin to take home and decorate.

It’s part-classic fall day out, part Halloween fun, and completely worth the drive. So yes, you can absolutely make a whole afternoon out of pumpkins.

 OCTOBER

By the time October rolls around, North Bay gets a little spookier — and there are plenty of ways to get into the Halloween spirit.

Haunted Hike at the North Bay Museum

Every Friday in October, starting at 6 p.m., the North Bay Museum’s Haunted Hike takes you through downtown with a mix of true crime stories, ghost tales, and haunting local history.

The 60-minute walking tour begins at the museum, the old Canadian Pacific Railway Station, before making its way through downtown and past some of North Bay’s historic landmarks. Recommended for ages 10 and up, it’s a spooky way to see the city from a completely different perspective.

Fright Week at the Capitol Centre

From October 29th to the 31st, the Capitol Centre is bringing three iconic horror stories to the stage: Frankenstein, The Wolf Man, and Dracula. Each night features a different stand-alone story, so you can pick your favorite or catch all three for a full weekend of fright.

Tricks & Treats Halloween Market

On October 31st, The Maker’s Market is hosting a Tricks & Treats Halloween Market from 10am to 2pm. This free, family-friendly event features trick-or-treating from vendor to vendor, Halloween-inspired goodies, music, activities for kids, and a free magic show at 11am. Costumes are totally encouraged.

 Stay a Little Longer

With so much happening throughout September and October, why not make a weekend of it?

From downtown hotels & motels to cozy cottages and lakeside stays; there are plenty of ways to turn your fall visit into a colourful getaway. Come for the events, stay for the season.

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Fall Harvest Experience

Experience the best seasonal flavours through our Taste the Bay’s three course prix fixe culinary experience at participating restaurants during September and October. Each menu includes an appetizer, main course, and dessert, carefully crafted to provide an exceptional dining experience at outstanding value. You can try lakeside dining at Average Joe’s or Marigolds Unique Flavours, a local brewhouse delight at Cecil’s Brewhouse and Kitchen, an Italian specialty at Farina’s Ristorante, a downtown option in a historic building at The Block Public House, or head out to Bonfield for a homestyle comfort at Dinner Bell. During the month of October only Churchill’s Prime Rib House will be serving you up a gourmet number with 1886 Lakehouse in Callander serving French inspired numbers.

Paddle

Paddling is one of our favourite outdoor activities in North Bay and there is no better way to witness the beauty of the leaves changing than a gentle paddle on Trout Lake. With Sisu Adventure Rentals kitting you out with the right gear, and giving you tips on some more exclusive paddling locations you will remember this adventure in years to come. Or for a guided journey with an interpretive twist than try Nature Bound.

Paddling in Fall – credit Chris Mayne

Hike

Take a leisurely stroll on the Kate Pace Way starting alongside the picturesque shores of Lake Nipissing before your wind yourself back into encompassing sections of trees, streams, and nature. Alternatively, visit Laurier Woods, Laurentian Escarpment, or hike beautiful Duchesnay Fall and watch the water cascading down the rugged cliffs among the autumn leaves.

Hike Laurier Woods in Fall

Cycle

The Laurentian Escarpment runs through North Bay and is home to multiple mountain biking trails covering a wide range of terrain and features including Three Towers Trail Network, Laurentian Escarpment Conservation Area, Education Centre Trails, Tupper Trials, The Ridge and The Monastery Trails. There is a riding style for everyone; no matter the experience or skill. Cross country, sandy berms, fast, flowy, granite ridges, rock drops, steep climbs; North Bay has them all and you’ll be surrounded by the vibrant colours of Fall.

Or if gravel and road is more to your liking then try the Red Toque Tour.

Cycle the Laurentian Escarpment in Fall

Power Sports

The Voyageur Multi-Use Trail System (VMUTS) occupies a superbly scenic area between the ancient Algonquin Highlands and Laurentian Mountains, bordered by the Mattawa and Ottawa Rivers and is a perfect way for viewing the beauty of Fall. The trails comprise mainly of old, forest-covered logging roads with river/stream crossings (many via bridges and culverts) and suits the needs of novice, intermediate and advanced riders whether it be by ATV, side x side, dirt bike, mountain bike or 4×4. The trails are arrayed from the Trail Head in clearly marked loops of various lengths and levels of difficulty. It would take more than two weeks to experience VMUTS in its entirety, however day passes for visitors are available.

Discover the VMUTS trail in Fall – credit: Jeff McGirr

Farm Tours

One of the highlights of the fall season in North Bay are the farm tours and harvest festivals hosted by nearby farmers. The North Bay area is rich with small-scale family farms and medium-scale farmers who ply their wares at the local North Bay Farmer’s Market all year-round.  Leisure Farms is located 30 minutes west of North Bay and for the whole month of October they host their annual Pumpkin Patch event where you can  brave the haunted barn, get lost in the corn maze, load up the pumpkin canon, and take the obligatory picture beside the mountain of pumpkins.

Social snap in front of the pumpkin patch at Leisure Farms – credit: mapleandgumtravels

From Above

Take in the magic of Fall with a birds eye view over the beautiful Laurentian Escarpment, Lake Nipissing, Trout Lake and Duchesnay Falls with Helicopters Canada. Create your own itinerary with flights ranging anywhere from 12 minutes to 2.5hours and accommodating groups or single passengers. See this vibrant city from a picturesque view and witness the beautiful expanse of the surrounding area.

Beautiful Autumn hues over Trout Lake and beyond

Make sure to check out our stay and play options for your next autumn adventure and let us know your favourite way to FALL in love with North Bay.

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WINTER OUTDOOR MARKET EXPERIENCE RETURNS TO NORTH BAY THIS NOVEMBER

Yes, we know it’s only July. But no, it’s not too early to start talking about Christmas.

The Winter Outdoor Market Experience returns this November, transforming three Saturday evenings (November 7,14, and 21) in downtown North Bay into a lively celebration of local creativity, holiday spirit and everything that makes shopping local worth bundling up for before wrapping up with a festive finale alongside the beloved Old-Fashioned Downtown Christmas Walk on Friday, November 27.

The Winter Outdoor Market Experience will once again be outside at Jack Burrows Square in front of the North Bay Museum and invites residents and visitors to wander through twinkling lights, sip on something warm and explore an ever-changing collection of talented makers, artisans and producers. The festive event will also showcase live entertainment, seasonal treats and family-friendly programming, allowing everyone to embrace the unmistakable charm of North Bay at its joyful best.

Tanya Bédard, Executive Director, Tourism North Bay said, “The Winter Outdoor Market Experience has become much more than a market – we are continuing to create new and magical experiences that encourages both residents and visitors to return each weekend and discover everything our community has to offer throughout the winter months.”

“All while supporting local entrepreneurs who make North Bay’s creative community shine,” continued Ms. Bédard.

This year’s events also marks an exciting new chapter for the market. After helping establish the Winter Market Experience as one of North Bay’s signature seasonal events, Tourism North Bay’s original market partner, The Artisans Way, is stepping aside and we wish to extend our sincere thanks for the passion, creativity and dedication their team brought to the previous event.

“We are proud of what we were able to build together in support of local artisans, makers and small businesses. As our business focuses on new opportunities, we leave knowing the market is in great hands and can’t wait to see the Winter Outdoor Market Experience continue to thrive for years to come,” said Brianna Lintner, Owner and Founder of The Artisans Way.

Building on that strong foundation, the Maker’s Market joins Tourism North Bay as the event’s new market partner, bringing a thriving community of local vendors and a shared passion for showcasing Northern Ontario creativity.

“We’re excited to be part of the Winter Outdoor Market Experience and look forward to helping bring the magic, joy, and spirit of the holiday season to North Bay. Together, we hope to create a festive shopping experience that celebrates local makers and inspires the community to shop local this Christmas,” said Melanie Chenier, Owner & Operator, The Maker’s Market Inc.

The Winter Market Experience is proudly presented by Tourism North Bay in partnership with programming partners, The Maker’s Market, the City of North Bay Economic Development Department, les Compagnons des francs loisirs and Creative Industries North Bay Inc.

Vendor applications are now live (themakersmarketnb.ca), programming announcements and additional event details will be shared over the coming months through Tourism North Bay’s website and social media channels.

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But what if, instead of being repelled, we chose to celebrate them? After all, these fascinating creatures are short-lived and sign of a healthy eco-system – so these visitors deserve a little appreciation – let’s find out some fun facts about Shadflies.

Shadfly by sunset – photo credit: Eric Boutilier

1. They’re Named After a Fish

The Canadian name “shadfly” comes from the Maritime fish, the shad. The migration of shad up eastern rivers historically coincided with the mass hatch of these insects – and the name stuck.

While technically a type of mayfly, in Northern Ontario they’ve earned their own local identity. Like so much of North Bay’s culture, even our insects carry a story rooted in nature and history.

2. They’re a Sign of a Healthy Lake

This may be the most important reason to celebrate them.

Shadfly larvae live underwater and cannot tolerate high levels of metals or pollution. That means a large hatch is actually a powerful indicator of a clean, healthy lake or river ecosystem.

When you see shadflies along the shores of Lake Nipissing, you’re witnessing proof that the water system is thriving. Their presence is environmental reassurance – nature’s way of saying things are in balance.

In other words: the bigger the hatch, the better the health of our lake.

3. They Symbolize the Brevity of Life

Shadflies have been used in art and literature as symbols of life’s fleeting beauty – and for good reason.

Photo credit by @garcamart

The adult insect lives for only about 24 hours after hatching. They emerge, swarm, mate, lay eggs, and complete their life cycle in a single day.

It’s a powerful reminder to slow down and appreciate the moment. In a place known for sunsets over Lake Nipissing and peaceful shoreline walks, shadflies offer an unexpected but meaningful lesson: life is short – soak it in.

4. They Feed the Ecosystem (and Us!)

Shadflies are an incredibly important food source for fish, birds, and other wildlife. In fact, their emergence provides a seasonal buffet for the entire ecosystem.

Healthy fish populations – including those prized by anglers – rely on this burst of protein.

Even more surprising? In some cultures, dried insects are ground into protein-rich powder and added to food. While that may not be on most North Bay menus, it highlights how nutrient-dense and valuable they truly are.

They’re not pests – they’re nourishment.

5. They’re So Big, They Confuse Satellites

In some areas, shadfly swarms are so massive that weather satellites have mistaken them for storm clouds.

Think about that.

The hatch can be so significant that it shows up like a weather system on radar. It’s one of the most dramatic and unique natural events of the season – a phenomenon that draws attention well beyond our shoreline.

That’s not gross. That’s impressive.

6. Yes, They Can Be Slippery — But They’re Harmless

Occasionally, large accumulations of shadflies on bridges and roads can create slick surfaces. Municipal crews are well-prepared for seasonal clean-up, and the hatch itself is short-lived.

Most importantly, shadflies do not bite. They don’t sting. They don’t damage property. They don’t even have functional mouths as adults.

Their entire purpose is reproduction and completing a natural life cycle – and then they’re gone.

A Celebration of Nature’s Rhythm

Living in a four-season destination like North Bay means embracing nature in all its forms – brilliant fall colours, snowy winters, spring blooms, and yes, shadfly season.

Rather than viewing them as an inconvenience, we can see them for what they truly are:

• A sign of clean water
• A vital part of the food chain
• A fascinating natural spectacle
• A reminder to appreciate fleeting moments

They are part of the rhythm of the lake and the story of our city.

So the next time you see shadflies dancing in the evening light along the waterfront, pause before turning away. Look closer. You’re witnessing one of Northern Ontario’s most extraordinary natural events – proof that our environment is healthy and alive.

In North Bay, even the smallest creatures have a big story to tell.

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As the world turns its attention to Canada for the FIFA World Cup 2026^TM celebrations, North Bay is ready to welcome visitors with a unique Northern Ontario experience. While major matches take place in larger urban centres across North America, North Bay offers something different: waterfront sunsets, outdoor adventure, local culture, worldly food options, and a chance to celebrate soccer in a laid-back Canadian setting.

With Canada Celebrates, an official fan experience, arriving at the Nipissing University and Canadore College campus on July 11, 2026, visitors can turn a day of celebrations into a full Northern Ontario getaway.

Why visit North Bay during the FIFA World Cup 2026^TM?

North Bay is 3.5hrs north of Toronto and 4hrs west of Ottawa, situated on the crossroads of Canada’s main hwys #11 and #17, in Northeastern Ontario.  Visitors looking to balance event celebrations with adventure will find endless opportunities to explore. So, whether you are coming for the weekend or staying for longer, here is everything you need to know:

Explore the waterfront

The waterfront is the heart of summer in North Bay. Walk or cycle the scenic trails, relax on sandy beaches, paddleboard on Lake Nipissing, or book a sunset cruise aboard the Chief Commanda II. Boating and fishing round out a classic Northern Ontario summer day.

Just steps away, downtown North Bay is a vibrant urban centre that welcomes you to explore locally owned shops, welcoming cafés, public art, and historic streetscapes that reflect the city’s northern charm.

Discover Duchesnay Falls

Just minutes from downtown, Duchesnay Falls offers scenic hiking trails, cascading waterfalls, and beautiful lookout points. It’s one of the city’s most photographed natural attractions and a must-visit during summer in North Bay.

Bike the Kate Pace Way

The Kate Pace Way is a paved multi-use trail winds through the city, connecting waterfront parks, beaches, restaurants, and local attractions. Branch off onto the Kinsmen Trail to discover Chippewawa Creek and the Miskwaadesi Painted Turtle Amphitheatre, a site celebrating Indigenous heritage.

Get out on the water

Beyond Lake Nipissing, Trout Lake offers calm waters for kayaking and paddling. Whether you’re fishing, boating, or simply watching the sun dip below the horizon, the lakes define a North Bay summer.

Celebrate Northern Ontario Culture

Beyond the outdoor adventure, North Bay is rich in arts, heritage, and culture.

Don’t miss:

• North Bay Museum — local history and regional heritage
• Dionne Quints Museum — the famous story of the world’s first surviving quintuplets
• Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence — Canada’s military aviation legacy
• Capitol Centre — North Bay’s premier performing arts venue hosts theatre, live music, comedy, and touring productions year-round.
• Francophone Culture — North Bay is home to a vibrant French-Canadian community.
• Indigenous Culture & Heritage — the North Bay region sits on the traditional territory of the Nipissing First Nation.

Summer evenings bring live music, waterfront events, and patios that showcase the welcoming spirit of Northern Ontario.

Where to Eat in North Bay

From casual lakeside patios to upscale dining, North Bay’s food scene, Taste The Bay, delivers global flavours in a Northern Ontario setting. Grab a bite before the Canada Celebrates fan experience or linger over dinner as the sun sets over the lake — either way, you’re eating well.

Plan Your FIFA World Cup 2026^TM Getaway to North Bay

If you’re searching for things to do in North Bay during FIFA World Cup 2026^TM, this Northern Ontario destination offers the perfect mix of celebration and relaxation. Enjoy fan experiences during Canada Celebrates, then spend the rest of your visit exploring lakes, trails, patios, and local attractions.

Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or building a longer Ontario road trip, North Bay delivers an unforgettable Canadian summer experience during one of the biggest global sporting celebrations of the decade.

Your North Bay weekend getaway questions answered:

 Where is the FIFA World Cup 2026^TM official fan experience happening in North Bay?

The FIFA World Cup 2026^TM official fan experience, Canada Celebrates, will take place at the Nipissing University and Canadore College campus in North Bay on July 11th. This central location will transform into a vibrant celebration hub where visitors can enjoy free live matches, fun programming, entertainment, and community experiences during the event.

Is North Bay a good weekend getaway from Toronto?

Yes — North Bay is an ideal weekend getaway any anytime during the year but particularly during summer when the FIFA World Cup 2026^TM celebrations are happening. While Canada Celebrates can be enjoyed in a day, staying longer allows visitors to explore lakes, trails, beaches, and local culture at a relaxed Northern Ontario pace. It’s especially well suited for travellers looking to pair major event energy with nature and downtime.

How far is North Bay from Toronto and Ottawa?

North Bay is approximately:

• 3.5 hours north of Toronto
• 4 hours west of Ottawa

Whether you choose to fly, drive, take the bus, or train, getting to North Bay is part of the Northern Ontario experience—setting the stage for a relaxed, fun filled getaway.

What are the best things to do in North Bay during summer?

The North Bay waterfront is the heart of summer life in the city. Visitors can enjoy sandy beaches, scenic walking trails, boating, paddleboarding, and sunset views over Lake Nipissing.

North Bay in summer is packed with easy, accessible ways to experience the city’s waterfront, outdoors, and downtown core. The waterfront is the heart of summer life in the city. Visitors can relax on Lake Nipissing’s beaches, catch live music, explore our museums, take free self-guided tours, cycle our trials, enjoy the views along the waterfront trails, or get out on the water with paddling, boating, or a scenic cruise. Or in the heart of the city, local shops, patios, and markets. It’s a destination where lake life, outdoor adventure, and a welcoming downtown all connect within minutes of each other.

What is the must-visit attractions in North Bay in summer?

North Bay Farmers Market –  A vibrant spot to shop local, featuring fresh produce, baked goods, and artisan products from across the region

Gateway Arch and CF-100 “Canuck” — A striking landmark celebrating North Bay’s aviation history and its connection to Canada’s military heritage.

Duchesnay Falls — A scenic natural escape with cascading waterfalls and forested trails just minutes from the city.

Heritage Railway and Carousel — A family-friendly attraction offering a nostalgic train ride and classic carousel experience in the heart of North Bay.

Chief Commanda II — A popular lake cruise experience on Lake Nipissing, showcasing beautiful waterfront views and sunset tours.

Where to Stay?

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 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NORTH BAY SELECTED AS A PARTICIPATING COMMUNITY FOR CANADA CELEBRATES THE FIFA WORLD CUP 2026™

Tourism North Bay is proud to announce that North Bay has been selected as a participating community for Canada Celebrates the FIFA World Cup 2026™ as part of the countrywide festivities surrounding the FIFA World Cup™ — with celebrations to be co-hosted at Nipissing University and Canadore College on Saturday July 11^th, 2026 which coincides with a highly anticipated semi-final match.

As Canada prepares to co-host the world’s largest sporting event alongside Mexico and the United States, communities across the country will come alive with activations, fan experiences, and cultural celebrations. North Bay’s inclusion on the Canada Celebrates tour – a free, family friendly and open to the public, one-day community celebration – positions the city as a key Northern Ontario destination where residents and visitors can take part in the excitement of FIFA World Cup 2026™.

“This is an incredible opportunity for North Bay,” said Tanya Bédard, Executive Director Tourism North Bay.  “Being selected as a stop on the Canada Celebrates tour not only highlights our city as a premier Ontario destination but reinforces our strategic commitment to sport tourism development and large-scale event attraction, generating meaningful economic impact for local accommodations, restaurants, retailers, and tourism operators.”

Hosting the celebration at both Nipissing University and Canadore College provides an ideal setting for large-scale programming, live screenings, and community engagement. The campus will transform into a vibrant fan hub, welcoming families, students, residents, and visitors to experience the global energy, pride and passion of the tournament.

Canada Celebrates will travel coast-to-coast-to-coast, bringing live FIFA World Cup 2026™ match screenings, football-themed activities and local programming and opportunities to celebrate Canada’s diverse culture and passion for sport.

Ms Bédard continues, “We invite residents, businesses, and visitors to celebrate this once-in-a-generation global sporting moment as the world turns its eyes to Canada, and North Bay in July 2026.”

Further details, including volunteer opportunities and programming highlights will continue to be updated at: tourismnorthbay.com

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ABOUT TOURISM NORTH BAY

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MEDIA INQUIRIES:

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Marketing & Communications Manager – Tourism North Bay

stacey@tourismnorthbay.com

705 492 5666

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North Bay has been home to restaurants serving global foods since the early 1900’s as various peoples immigrated from places all over the world.

Italian food has long been a staple in North Bay, starting with the Greco family bakery in 1913 which gradually evolved into Greco’s Pizza & Pasta, still a North Bay favourite today. The first Chinese restaurant in North Bay, the Chicago Cafe on Main St. West  opened in the 1930’s and operated for 80 years! 

Today, the North Bay culinary scene is blessed with an explosion of world flavours, somewhat surprisingly given the relatively small size of this Northern Ontario city.

Dig in below for a sample of North Bay’s sit-down restaurants offering authentic ethnic cuisines and international flavours you’ll love.  

Asian: Chinese, Thai, Korean

My Thai Palace

My Thai Palace brings the vibrant spirit of Thailand to downtown North Bay with bold curry aromas and colourful plates. Enjoy favourites like Pad Thai, Panang Curry, and fresh spring rolls served in a warm, elegant setting. A perfect spot for sharing family-style dishes and exploring diverse regional Thai flavours. Ranked #1 on Tripadvisor!

My Thai Palace reviews.

Lee’s China Garden

Lee’s China Garden is a long-standing local favourite for classic Canadian-Chinese cuisine in downtown North Bay, known for friendly service and great value. Enjoy popular dishes like garlic ribs, lo mein, Kung Pao chicken, and weekend dim sum, perfect for relaxed, family-style dining. Call ahead to see if they can take large parties, they are often quite busy. Rated #1 Chinese Restaurant in North Bay.

Lee’s China Garden reviews.

Dave’s Green Papaya

Dave’s Green Papaya blends Thai and Lao cuisines with a modern Canadian twist, offering aromatic stir‑fries, delicate coconut curries, and signature papaya salads. Known for its generous portions and friendly hospitality, this welcoming restaurant captures the bright, balanced flavours of Southeast Asia right in the heart of North Bay.

Dave’s Green Papaya Reviews.

Gangnam Korea

One of North Bay’s newer restaurants serving world flavours, Gangnam Korea is North Bay’s hub for sizzling tabletop BBQ, bubble teas and Korean classics. Savour marinated bulgogi, fresh kimchi, Korean fried chicken and homemade bibimbap in a casual, contemporary space. With rich flavours and an inviting atmosphere, it’s a new hot spot for authentic Korean dining.

Gangnam Korea reviews.

Indian & Nepalese

Northern Himalayan Cafe

Northern Himalayan Café brings the authentic and aromatic flavours of Nepalese cuisine to North Bay, home-cooked with an Ayurvedic approach. Situated in downtown North Bay, this cozy hidden gem offers vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free dishes along with cool beats and live local music. Enjoy freshly made momos, warming noodle soups, flavourful chowmein, and richly spiced curries. In the summer, enjoy their private patio decorated with colourful wall murals of Nepal.

Northern Himalayan Cafe reviews.

Indra’s Curry House

One of the oldest Indian restaurants in North Bay, Indra’s is also a hometown favourite for Indian food and top-rated by locals for authenticity. Indra’s specializes in Himalayan-inspired food, particularly Tandoori Chicken and the chef’s recommendation, Chicken Korma.

Indra’s Curry House reviews.

Italian

Farina Ristorante

Farina Ristorante brings refined Italian dining to North Bay, focusing on artisanal pasta, rich risottos, and fine wines. With its modern décor and relaxed sophistication, Farina is ideal for date nights or special gatherings. Expect elegantly plated meals inspired by regional Italian favourites and seasonal local ingredients.

Farina Ristorante restaurant review.

Greco’s Pizza & Pasta

Greco’s Pizza & Pasta is a long-time North Bay favourite, serving hearty Italian classics in a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere since the 1950’s. Enjoy traditional pizzas with homemade sauce, signature pasta dishes, and generous portions, all made from fresh ingredients and decades of authentic Italian culinary tradition. Try their gluten-free crust.

Greco’s Pizza & Pasta reviews.

Mamma Davedi’s

Although Mamma Davedi’s only offers pre-prepared dishes for take-out, this is a great option for those wanting to dine in with homemade food at their hotel or airbnb. The dishes provide a taste of rustic Italian family dining, with homemade sauces, hand‑crafted pizzas and North Bay’s best lasagna. The last Sunday of the month, the Davedi Club hosts a sit-down or take-away Spaghetti Supper. 

Davedi’s Dinner Reviews.

Carribean

Caribbean Jerk Kitchen & Grill

Caribbean Jerk Kitchen & Grill infuses North Bay with tropical heat and island rhythm. Enjoy jerk chicken, curried goat, and fried plantains bursting with spice and freshness. The upbeat atmosphere, lively music, and welcoming service make it a go‑to for authentic Caribbean comfort food and sunshine‑inspired flavour.

Caribbean Jerk Kitchen & Grill reviews.

Latin American: Mexican, Colombian 

La Casa de Maria

La Casa de Maria brings the warmth and flavour of Mexico & Colombia to North Bay with colourful plates and homemade sauces. Enjoy sizzling fajitas, tacos al pastor, and rich mole in a family‑style setting filled with Latin charm. Fresh ingredients and true hospitality make it a fiesta every time.

La Casa de Maria reviews.

Middle Eastern: Lebanese

The Cedar Tree Lebanese Restaurant

The Cedar Tree, a stand-by for mediterranean food in North Bay for almost 2 decades, recently began a collaboration with The Block Public House in 2026. Visit The Block for a Cedar Tree-inspired lunch menu, including authentic Lebanese pita, shawarma and fresh made garlic and spicy sauces. 

Global Fusion: 

Chinese & Indian: Marigold’s Unique Flavours

Marigolds Unique Flavours specializes in authentic Indian, Indo-Chinese, and Thai cuisine. Known for its diverse menu and vegan and gluten-free options, the restaurant offers curries, dosas, tandoori items, and noodles, with options for dine-in, takeout, and delivery.

Marigold’s Unique Flavours review.

Trinidadian & Indian: Shahi Royal Roti

Shahi Royal Roti serves up the bold spices of Trinidadian and Indian fusion cuisine. From savoury curried chickpeas, lamb biryani to perfectly cooked roti wraps, every dish celebrates a Halal Caribbean‑Indian heritage. A small, relaxed, flavour‑packed spot perfect for anyone craving authentic island zest with great hospitality.

Shahi Royal Roti reviews.

Taste the Bay – North Bay’s Seasonal Culinary Experience

Taste the Bay brings together chefs, farmers, artisans, and food lovers for a celebration of Northern Ontario’s bounty. Each season brings a different selection of prix fixe menus and curated meals from local and world cuisines. Be sure to check for your favourite restaurants in summer, fall and winter to see who is participating.

For a full guide to all the best restaurants, cafes, brewhouses, pubs and more, get our Eat & Drink Guide to North Bay. Check out Northern Ontario Travel’s comprehensive local culinary guide to North Bay for more inspiration!

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Whether it’s to fuel up before or after the big game or as a rest point before hitting your destination, the city of North Bay has many suitable restaurants for large groups and sports teams. Located just 3.5 hours north of Toronto and 4 hours west of Ottawa, North Bay has a wonderful mix of well-known franchises and local favourites to choose from. All of these restaurants are family and kid-friendly.

East Side Mario’s

East Side Marios North Bay

Located on Lakeshore Drive, East Side Marios is a great spot if your team is playing in a tournament at North Bay’s Steve Omischl Sports Complex or staying the weekend in the West Ferris area end of town. The menu is full of delicious team friendly favourites including their signature All-You-Can-Eat soup, salad, and home loaf. This is a place widely known for its terrific selection of great Italian Food in a family-oriented atmosphere. There are also plenty of promotions for guests such as kids eat free, Dinner and a movie, all- you-can-eat pasta, and Date Night. Half-priced appetizers are offered daily after 9PM at the bar.

Boston Pizza

Boston Pizza North Bay

At the other end of the city, Boston Pizza North Bay is situated on McKeown Avenue, right off Highway 11 and next to the Hampton Inn North Bay. It is a restaurant that combines two great concepts under one roof; a family-friendly casual dining restaurant and a separate sports bar with a lively atmosphere, which includes big-screen high-def TVs. In the summer, the patio is open giving the restaurant an extra area for seating, allowing guests to sit back and soak up the sun. The menu includes plenty of apps and shareable items including their signature hand-pressed dough pizzas topped with gourmet ingredients.

Wacky Wings

Wacky Wings North Bay

With over 100 flavours to choose from, the wings at Wacky Wings are a staple for both teams from North Bay and those visiting. When you first walk into Wacky Wings you might ask yourself “Is it a bar, a restaurant, or an arcade?” Depending on what you’re there for it can be all three in one. For groups with younger kids, there is a section set up with arcade games to play before and after your meal. A large dining section means big groups can sit comfortably, while the bar side completes the aesthetics and offers a spot to watch the big game. As the name suggests Wacky Wings is a perfect spot for great food and great fun.

Cecil’s Brewhouse and Kitchen and The Grande Event Centre

Cecil’s Brewhouse and Kitchen and The Grande Event Centre

What could be considered a hidden gem of a restaurant in northern Ontario, Cecil’s Brewhouse and Kitchen is located right in the downtown core. The restaurant has a sleek dining room for a more formal dining experience to go along with some of the finest food in the city and their own brand of beer which is brewed right in the restaurant. Meanwhile, if you’re looking to host an awards ceremony, large meeting or retreat or end of tournament function, look no further than the Grande Event Centre. Adjacent to Cecil’s, The Grande is North Bay’s premier banquet facility with plenty of room and professional hospitality specialists on hand to ensure your event meets all your expectations.

Syl’s Neighbourhood Kitchen

Syl’s Neighbourhood Kitchen

No matter what time your alarm is set for, Syl’s Neighbourhood Kitchen should be the spot you go to, to fuel up for the day as they feature All Day Breakfast. Located on McKeown Avenue near Canadore College and Nipissing University, Syl’s is a locally owned, family style restaurant featuring high quality food at affordable prices. They can accommodate large groups inside the restaurant or out on the patio. The Syl’s Pick Steak and Eggs is a popular item at any point of the day, while they also offer a wide selection of sandwiches, wraps, salads, burgers and more. Call ahead to make a reservation as Syl’s is a local favourite.

Casey’s Bar & Grill

Casey’s Bar & Grill Downtown Patio

Casey’s Bar & Grill is one of North Bay’s best restaurants for large groups, offering flexible spaces that make team meals easy and relaxed.  With a crowd-pleasing menu that covers burgers, pastas, wings, salads, and kid-friendly options, it’s a reliable pick when everyone wants something different. As a team-friendly restaurant in North Bay, Casey’s accepts reservations for big parties and even offers custom catering menus for pre- or post-game gatherings.  Their group dining options work well for sports teams, school groups, and office outings looking for casual comfort food and friendly service.  Convenient online menus and takeout make it easy to feed the whole team on the go.  If you’re searching for group friendly restaurants or the best restaurants for sports teams in North Bay, Casey’s Bar & Grill should be at the top of your list.

The Boat Bar & Grill

The Boat Bar & Grill on the Lake Nipissing Waterfront

The Boat Bar & Grill offers one of North Bay’s most unique group dining settings, with a lakeside location on Lake Nipissing that teams and large groups love.  Guests praise its great food, friendly service, and the “cool” restaurant setting, which combines casual pub-style favourites with unforgettable waterfront views.  With both indoor seating and a seasonal patio, it’s an inviting option for sports teams and group outings looking to unwind after a game or tournament.  The Boat Bar & Grill is only open in warmer months, when groups can soak up the sun and scenery while enjoying burgers, sandwiches, and shareable appetizers.  Its relaxed atmosphere makes it one of the best restaurants for groups wanting something a little different than a standard chain.  If you’re searching for group or family friendly restaurants in North Bay, The Boat Bar & Grill is a standout choice. Make sure to call ahead and see if The Boat is open for the season.

Montana’s BBQ & Bar

Montana’s BBQ & Bar on Algonquin Avenue is a go-to choice for groups who love smoky ribs, burgers, and classic Canadian comfort food.  Montana’s in North Bay combines a lively bar atmosphere with plenty of seating, making it ideal for adult & kids’ sports teams and large family gatherings. There’s plenty of parking as well, since it is situated at a retail plaza with generous shared parking and access to grocery stores, an LCBO and other retail stores. Budget-conscious parents and coaches will appreciate the daily specials like Half-Price Wing Monday, All-You-Can-Eat Rib Wednesdays, and happy hour deals. At Montana’s, big groups enjoy serious value after a basketball game, soccer match or hockey tournament. Check out their vegetarian-friendly choices, kids’ menu and patio seating during summer.  Whether you’re planning team-friendly dining or just need reliable large group dining close to North Bay hotels, retail, arenas and sports facilities, Montana’s BBQ & Bar has you covered.

Moose’s Cookhouse

Moose’s Cookhouse is a North Bay favourite for wings, casual comfort food, and a lively sports-bar vibe that suits adult sports teams perfectly.  With a reputation for great wings and a wide beer selection, it’s an easy win when your group wants a relaxed, fun spot after the game. For sports’ fans, the large dining area, plenty of TVs, and upbeat atmosphere make it one of the best restaurants for groups looking to catch the big play while they eat.  Moose’s Cookhouse offers casual dining at a reasonable price point, ideal for sports teams, college groups, and tournament visitors watching their budget. Centrally located in downtown North Bay on Main Street, it works well when you’re staying or playing downtown and searching for team-friendly restaurants in North Bay. If you’re looking for restaurants for your sports teams or to watch the latest sports, Moose’s Cookhouse is a tried-and-true local pick.

Chuck’s Roadhouse Bar & Grill 

Chuck’s Roadhouse Bar & Grill in North Bay is built for hearty appetites and casual group dining, with steaks, burgers, ribs, and classic comfort food at wallet-friendly prices.  With its approachable menu and generous portions, it’s a smart choice for teams refuelling after a long day on the road or at the rink.  The relaxed roadhouse atmosphere makes it easy to seat larger parties, whether you’re planning a team dinner, coaches’ meetup, or family celebration.  Chuck’s encourages you to “grab your crew” and come hungry, positioning itself as a natural option among group friendly restaurants in North Bay.  With a focus on value, casual service, and familiar favourites, it’s one of the best restaurants for groups who want a straightforward, satisfying meal.  When you’re searching for team-friendly restaurants in North Bay Chuck’s Roadhouse deserves a look.

Whether your next tournament is in North Bay, or you’re heading through the area with your team, you’ll want to make sure you take a bite out of the many great food offerings the city of North Bay can serve you and your team.  No matter which of these North Bay restaurants you choose, for the best experience be sure to call ahead to make sure they expecting you. If you are looking for other fun things to do in North Bay while you are here, be sure to check out North Bay’s sports teams, local events and activities and attractions.

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Paddle the Historic Mattawa River

The Mattawa River isn’t just any waterway—it’s a designated Canadian Heritage River where Indigenous peoples and fur trade voyageurs once traveled the same routes you’ll paddle today.

Best for: Intermediate paddlers and history enthusiasts

Perfect Paddling Day Trips:

• Beginner route: Pimisi Bay to Talon Chutes (2-3 hours)
• Must-see highlight: Paresseux Falls cascading through ancient rock formations
• Full-day adventure: Pimisi Bay to Samuel de Champlain Park (6-8 hours with easy portages)

Pro tip: Book guided tours through local outfitters for historical insights and equipment rental.

Paddle the Mattawa River – credit: Ed Regan

Chase Waterfalls at Duchesnay Falls

No summer trip to North Bay is complete without visiting Duchesnay Falls. This series of multiple cascading waterfalls carved into the Laurentian Escarpment is easily accessible via a short hike from Highway 17 and offers beautiful forest hiking trails that are perfect for nature lovers and amateur photographers alike.

Photography tip: Visit early morning for the best lighting and fewer crowds.

Discover Local Flavours at the North Bay Farmers’ Market

Get a taste of local life at the North Bay Farmers’ Market, where you’ll find fresh produce, artisan goods, baked treats, and handcrafted gifts. Held weekly in the downtown core, it’s the perfect way to support local and enjoy a community vibe.

When: Every Wednesday from 9:30am to 1:30pm and every Saturday from 9:00am to 1:30pm during the months of May to October

Where: In front of the North Bay Museum, 100 Ferguson St.

Insider tip: Arrive early for the best selection and bring reusable bags to support local sustainability efforts.

Catch Live Music Under the Stars

North Bay’s summer music comes alive with weekly free outdoor concerts at the Kiwanis Bandshell as part of the Summer Concert Series on Wednesday evenings or the Arts and Culture nights on Tuesdays. Check out our events calendar for full details.

What to bring: Picnic blanket, snacks, and your camera for stunning sunset photos over Lake Nipissing.

Venue spotlight: Check local pubs and eateries that offer weekly live performances and emerging Canadian talent, like Cecil’s Brewhouse & Kitchen, The Fraser Tavern, Lou Dawgs, Match Eatery & Public House, The Block Public House and Gateway City Brewery.

Soak Up the Sun on North Bay’s Beaches

North Bay is home to some of Northern Ontario’s most beautiful freshwater beaches on the sandy shores and clear waters of Lake Nipissing and Trout Lake.

Highlights:

• Perfect for freshwater swimming
• Sandy shorelines perfect for beach volleyball and sandcastle building
• Water sport rentals (kayaks, paddleboards and sailboats)
• Beachside amenities
• Quieter and more secluded beach experiences
• Excellent for fishing

Explore the Kate Pace Way 

Explore the scenic Kate Pace Way, a paved multi-use trail that stretches from North Bay’s waterfront all the way to Callander. The popular trails celebrates Olympic skier Kate Pace and is also designated as part of the Trans Canada Trail.

Unique experience: Rent fun trike bikes for a memorable family adventure

Alternative activities: Cycling, rollerblading, walking, or jogging

Scenic highlights: Waterfront views, forest sections, and small-town charm in Callander.

Cruise Lake Nipissing Aboard the Chief Commanda II

Experience North Bay from the water aboard the Chief Commanda II, a local favourite activity aboard a 320-passenger, all-aluminum twin-hull vessel.  The ship is equipped with two bars, accessible washrooms, snack bar, and open-air BBQ.

Popular cruise options:

• Manitou Island exploration: Learn about Indigenous history and local ecology
• French River sightseeing: Discover pristine wilderness and historic fur trade routes
• Callander Bay sunset cruises: Romantic evening excursions with dinner options

Booking tip: Reserve sunset cruises early—they’re North Bay’s most popular summer activity!

Chief Commanda II – credit: withlove_duquettes

Enjoy Family Fun at North Bay’s Waterfront District

North Bay’s waterfront is a summer highlight for all ages. Stroll through lush flower gardens perfect for photos and peaceful strolls, let the kids loose at the beachfront playground at Shabogesic Beach, and don’t miss a ride on the nostalgic Heritage Carousel and Mini Train, operated by volunteers with love.

Accessibility: All attractions are wheelchair accessible and family-friendly.

Explore North Bay’s Rich Military and Cultural History

A variety of museums can be found in North Bay providing a glimpse into the region’s rich history, cultural and heritage.

Must-visit are:

• North Bay Museum: Local history from Indigenous peoples to modern times
• Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence: Interactive exhibits showcasing Canada’s military aviation history and NORAD operations
• Dionne Quints Museum: Step inside the original 1930s home of the famous quintuplets and learn their remarkable story

Take a Free Self-Guided Tours with Driftscape

Download the Driftscape app and discover North Bay with free self guided tours at your own pace, with GPS navigation and audio commentary included in both French and English.

Two of the most popular tours are:

• Holiday Film Tour: Visit locations where popular Christmas movies were filmed
• North Bay Public Art Tour: Discover murals, sculptures, and installations throughout the city

Shop Local & Support North Bay Artisans

North Bay is filled with boutiques, vintage shops for your one-of-a-kind treasures and antiques, art galleries, and great eateries including farm to table and craft breweries.

Best shopping district: Downtown core offers walkable access to multiple shops, restaurants and the waterfront.

Join North Bay’s Vibrant Summer Festival Scene

North Bay’s summer festival calendar is packed! Don’t miss these favourites:

Maamwi Kindaaswin Pow Wow: Indigenous culture celebration with traditional dancing, music, food and vendors

Boatapalooza: Waterfront festival featuring boat displays, live music, and family activities

Bay Block Party: High-energy street festival with live bands, food trucks, and local vendors

Planning tip: Check the complete summer events calendar when booking your visit

Ready to explore

North Bay perfectly combines outdoor adventure, cultural experiences, and small-town hospitality. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-pumping water sports, peaceful nature escapes, or vibrant community festivals, this Northern Ontario gem delivers unforgettable summer memories for everyone.

Start planning your North Bay adventure today and discover why this hidden gem is becoming Ontario’s must-visit summer destination.

Sunsets over Lake Nipissing – credit: Scott Edworthy

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Pop Up Picnic

During summer, as part of Taste The Bay, six local restaurants have curated a special picnic for you to enjoy the outdoors in North Bay. So, whether you choose one of the six great picnic spots detailed below or select one of your own, make sure you to check out these Pop up Picnic special to your day and enjoy beautiful North Bay outdoors.

Kiwanis Bandshell

Picnicking at the Kiwanis Bandshell (map location) is is a perfect way to soak up the vibrant summer atmosphere. Nestled along the city’s scenic waterfront—located just next to Shabogesic Beach, the kids’ playground and the Kings Landing Pier—the bandshell comes alive with the free Summer Concert Series and Arts and Culture Nights that showcase local talent and touring performers. Bring a blanket, pack your favourite snacks, or grab some takeout from one of the nearby downtown eateries, and settle in for an evening of live music under the open sky. With children happily playing at the playground, the sun setting over Lake Nipissing, and the sound of music drifting across the lawn, it’s a quintessential North Bay summer experience that’s both relaxing and community‑driven. There’s plenty of free parking available along Memorial Drive, providing easy and direct access to this area.

Goulet’s Golden Mile

Just next door to the Kiwanis Bandshell is the Goulet Golden Mile (map location) named after former North Bay Mayor Bruce Goulet and often listed as the “Best place to view a sunset in the city”. The Goulet Golden Mile is a beautiful stretch of beach and green space that is meant to be enjoyed by all. The catalyst for lakefront development, Goulet Mile is derived from Mayor Goulet’s vision and has turned into one of the most aesthetic parts of North Bay, thus making it the one of the best spots in the city for your next picnic.  The Goulet Mile is a perfect combination of beaches, green space and gardens as far as the eye can see.  You can stroll around and sprawl out in the sun or the shade with your picnic blanket as the lake breeze blows over you. There are picnic tables scattered throughout the area as well as park benches to sit, relax and catch a glimpse of a breathtaking sunset over Lake Nipissing.   Several free parking lots line Memorial Drive and connect directly to this area, multi-use pathways and interlock walkways.

Champlain Park

It’s hard to beat Champlain Park (map location) as the best picnic spot in North Bay when it comes to comfort and views. Bring your basket, but don’t forget your swimming stuff too! One of the best locations to enter Lake Nipissing, Champlain Park is a perfect place to picnic. Go in the day and you can take advantage of a playground, swimming access, and plenty of room to roam all while admiring the beautiful view. There is space in the sun or space in the shade depending on which you prefer. Got a furry friend? Champlain Park also has a dog park where your pup can run and play while you lounge the day away. You may even want to stick around into the evening and witness a classic Lake Nipissing sunset with one of the prettiest views you will ever see. Located at the mouth of the historic LaVase River, this picnic spot blends comfort, aesthetics, and history. Check out this notable picnic spot at the south end of Premier Road.

Sunset Park

Aptly named, Sunset Park (map location) is a perfect place to settle in for your picnic. This beautiful and more secluded area offers lots of trees for shade, access to Lake Nipissing for swimming, free parking, and place for a post-meal stroll. Sunset Park is full of green space, paved pathways, benches, and tables to suit your picnic needs. Whether you prefer sun, shade, or a little of both, we’re confident you can find it all at Sunset Park. You can also find a water refill station in addition to bath/change rooms, so be sure to pack your swim gear and beach toys.  You can also bring the kids and they can play on the nearby playground for more endless, summer fun. To access Sunset Park, make your way down Sunset Blvd. and start searching for the perfect spot to set up.

Airport Lookout

Picnic with a view at the Airport Lookout (map location).  Perfectly located at the top of Airport Hill Road, you will find a few benches with a terrific view looking out over the Laurentian Escarpment, beyond the city and straight towards the vast body of water that is Lake Nipissing. This spot is beautiful to enjoy year-round, whether you want green, summer foliage and shade, or beautiful and vibrant fall colours.

“The Cove”

Listed last but not least, the Birchaven Cove (map location) is a cozy, quiet spot to take your next picnic.  Nature lovers will appreciate the serene beauty of this beach area as it is surrounded by lush greenery, providing a peaceful and scenic backdrop for a leisurely afternoon or evening.  Restrooms and changing facilities are conveniently located nearby, making it easy to freshen up after a day of fun in the sun.   “The Cove” as the locals call it is a hidden gem that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational activities.  Follow Lakeside Drive to the free on-site parking then proceed a few steps down to the beach to find your perfect picnic spot.

With so many great outdoor spots in North Bay to choose from, there is no bad location, especially when it is paired with one of the tasty downtown restaurants! Whether you choose one of the 6 listed above or explore and find your new favorite spot, pack your basket and have fun and enjoy the outdoors!

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